Hi, I’m Daria, a designer with a background in visual identity and typography, now focusing on UX/UI design.

I’m interested in complex digital products, information-rich interfaces, and finding ways to make them clear and intuitive to use.

My experience in visual identity taught me to think in systems, build consistent visual languages, and create design solutions that function cohesively.

Typography taught me to consider how people read, scan, and navigate information. In interface design, I apply this knowledge to establish clear hierarchies, improve readability, and help users focus on what matters most.

Next project marked an important step in my development as a designer. While working on it, I began exploring the nuances of interface design across different fields, including healthcare, industrial systems, and mobile applications.

I became particularly interested in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), as well as UX/UI design principles and their practical application in different contexts.

The project involved not only research and layout design but also recreating existing medical device interfaces based on photographs. One of the main challenges was the lack of front-facing, straight-on reference images, which made it difficult to accurately reproduce the original interfaces.